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Henry_1897

07-30-2026 @ 5:30 PM

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As an update to this thread - I received a quick response and the price list, but this morning got a call from them telling me they had a 6-month backlog on orders. Time to breakout the woodworking tools.

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07-29-2026 @ 1:54 PM

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Thanks for all the responses. I sent email to Classic Wood and received a quick response which included their price list.

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07-29-2026 @ 1:15 PM

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Classic Wood Products, Greensboro, NC (336-691-1344) shows 36 and other year floor boards in their price list. I've bought many items from them.

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07-29-2026 @ 7:55 AM

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Do a search on line of all the companies that sell vintage Ford parts. Then start calling them. At some point I think you will find a set. Start by going to the Links section that that is listed in the left menu of this site and go to Vendors. Those vendors support the V-8 Club and can be very helpful. They may have the boards or can refer you to someone that makes them. One vendor does specifically wood for old Fords

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07-28-2026 @ 10:59 PM

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You can use thick cardboard to make templates of the panels you need. Once you determine the thickness of the wood (5/8" to 11/16"), you can purchase plywood of the appropriate sizes. You can then use your templates and a jigsaw to cut floor boards of the appropriate shapes to fit properly.

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07-28-2026 @ 2:08 PM

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Both CW Moss and the Early Ford Store lists them as out of stock. You might contact them to see if they might be back in stock in the future.

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07-28-2026 @ 11:51 AM

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Does anyone know of a good source for replacement wood floor panels for a 1936 coupe?
I tried using the search function on the forum and find nothing. Most likely a case of operator error.

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